At dedication of new regional church headquarters, leaders emphasize 'service to God and community'

Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham commends the Adventist Church during the October 30 dedication of new headquarters for the denomination's Atlantic Caribbean Union Mission. [photo: Abel Márquez]

Prime minister of Bahamas praises Adventist contributions to society

Online meeting draws 3,000 pastors; Wilson urges urban mission

More than 300 pastors from South Mexico participate in Inter-America's first region-wide virtual ministerial council from Linda Vista Adventist University in Chiapas. They were among nearly 3,000 pastors who met online with division leadership in Miami, Florida on October 26. [photos: Libna Stevens]

In Inter-America, ministers connect in first region-wide virtual council

Following Annual Council actions, division also votes to join theology of ordination study

North American Division President Dan Jackson and Secretary Alex Bryant chair a discussion on a variance of policy regarding commissioned ministers, Monday, October 31. The division has previously asked the General Conference if commissioned ministers could serve as conference presidents. The request was denied. [photos by Ansel Oliver]

North American Adventists reaffirm commissioned ministers as conference, mission presidents

ADRA distributes thousands of emergency care packages, cases of water

ADRA Thailand teams load boats with emergency supplies for the Bang Pa Ku villages this week. In the capital, Bangkok, floodwaters on the outskirts are moving toward the city center. [photo courtesy ADRA]

In Thailand, humanitarian arm of church responds to worst flooding in 50 years

First global Adventist meeting on emotional well-being draws 500 people

Dr. Carlos Fayard, associate professor of psychiatry at LLU and chair of the conference planning committee, said the gathering was designed to help Adventist health practitioners and church administrators connect with new theory, research and practices in treating mental health problems while remaining true to their faith tradition. [photos: Jim Ponder]

Adventist health leaders aim to destigmatize, treat mental health

Creative adaptation of new communication platforms necessary, Neff says

David Neff, editor of Christianity Today, said magazine content is increasingly delivered through electronic and mobile formats to meet the changing wishes of readers. He spoke at the Society of Adventist Communicators annual convention on October 21 in Lombard, a suburb of Chicago. [photo: Kenn Dixon]

CT editor: Clear, transparent communication is 'lifeblood' of organization

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